The Devil uses Beauty to Ensnare Us All.

The Devil uses Beauty to Ensnare Us All

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God told Job....  that God alone, is at the highest level of a Hierarchical system of social organizations. He will be forever our King in Heaven. We each own our own flesh and can, to a point,  control it. 
 God will decide the time when he cuts His electricity OFF.
We continue to live spiritually for ever, when He does disconnect our flesh from His power called Love. His affection for us is at the highest level there is. We continue to live spiritually for ever. God's flesh is the Holy unknown spirit, which is the mystery, we need to investigate in a scientific manner.
Well now.... it seems safe for me [with humble confidence] to say and build upon.... that God is real and exists right now; at this very moment. 
Now I can say God...  at the very least, He gives me... His his words to pass on to you guys.
Like a radio...  all we need to do.... is  tune  in to His frequency. I read the book of radio technology, when I was 10 and 11 years old.
I an 82  and have some little higher level of social status just because of the number of months I have lived through. Job lived to 140 years of age. God kept him fully supplied with living Electricity and Magnetic  Fields [The Holy Spirit]

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Beauty 

Satan

Satan  ?

 

Hidden from Us. - SMARTER THAN EINSTEIN AND TESLA - a man

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Published on May 9, 2015  by  Steven M. Greer, MD
"He had worked out down to the mathematical formula all the trans dimensional technologies up to and including teleportation, dematerialization, anti-gravity, electro-magnetic-gravitic, energy from the vacuum etc. and so on... and I´m just getting started"

"I have his home address, his phone number, his curriculum vitae and résumé and know everything about him. I know him very well, this guy is amazing and I´ve been in his Lab"

 

 



A Culture of Evil and the Decline of Christianity

Our Belief in God vs. Cultural Marxism and the Decline of Christianity

 

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Conversations With A Remarkable Man

When I first listened to him on CBC Radio I felt that God Himself had sent me this gift. I could discover my roots and reason for living.

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The psychologist James Hillman died late last year of bone cancer at the age of eighty-five. Over a ten-year period The Sun published three interviews with Hillman, covering such topics as the failures of therapy, the benefits of aging, and the limits of parents’ influence on their children.

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Born in 1926 in New Jersey, Hillman served in the U.S. Navy Hospital Corps during World War II.
He went to college in France and Ireland before earning his PhD at the University of Zurich in Switzerland, where he studied with Carl Jung. Hillman went on to become the director of studies at the C.G. Jung Institute and wrote more than twenty books over the course of his career,
including the seminal Re-Visioning Psychology, which was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, and, with Michael Ventura...

We’ve Had a Hundred Years of Psychotherapy, and the World’s Getting Worse.

The collection A Blue Fire, edited by Thomas Moore, is perhaps the best introduction to his work.
 Hillman was a frequent critic of mainstream psychology, perceiving its focus on improving the self to be limiting. He believed each individual has a purpose or calling in life that reveals itself in childhood and reappears, often as a set of so-called symptoms, until it is heeded. Harnessing
this potential is what he considered the great mortal, and moral, challenge.
He once said our duty is not to rise above life but to “grow down into it.”
Hillman was the epitome of an independent thinker, unsettling people wherever he went, a fact that seemed to delight more than concern him. Many Jungians considered Hillman a renegade because he attempted to refine several of Jung’s theories, treating none of them as sacrosanct.
An editor who rejected one of Hillman’s early manuscripts said it would “set psychology back three hundred years.”
It is doubtful Hillman would have minded doing just that; he felt, above all, that we need a “fundamental shift of perspective out of that soulless predicament we call modern consciousness.”

As Safransky put it in the introduction to his interview, listening to Hillman “is like stepping off a bus into the clamorous, exotic, slightly menacing streets of a foreign city. You’re asked to leave behind fantasies of growth and self-improvement; to search the narrow, twisting alleys for better
questions, not answers; to be prepared for trouble.”

Minnesota Men's Conference Testimonials

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Published on Aug 29, 2014
Hear last year's attendees explain why they will attend the next Minnesota Men's Conference, September 16-21 in Ely, Minnesota. Register and attend the Conference by visiting....

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Founded by Robert Bly in 1984, the Minnesota Men’s Conference celebrates the telling of old stories, the gifts of poetry and music, and opening our hearts to grief, wildness, and joy. We all have a yearning for lives of richness and meaning; this five-day conference is a unique opportunity to enrich ourselves in a community of other men.